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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

The Historian truthfully says: The
present unsettled condition of affairs
regarding Northern Pacific land,
works considerable hardship on log
gers and others in Washington Terri
tory. Atone logging camp at Gray's
river in Wahkiakum county, the pro-
prietors paid the railroad company
nearly $1,000 and afterward to save
trouble, pre-empted it and even now
don't know just where they are, or
how it is. The ones that try the hard
est to be right and secure, seem to be
those that are most annoyed. It is a
mixed up mess and needs settling some
way, so that settlers and loggers can
know just where they are."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

A TELEGRAM from Washington, un-
der date of last Tuesday, says: ct is
understood that the negotiations with
the Chinese Government, to which al
fusion was made in the Presidents
message, for such modification of ex-
listing treaties as will absolutely pre-
vent the introduction of Chinese coolie
labor into this country, have just been
brought to a successful termination.
and that in few days an amended
treaty, covering this point, will be sub.
mitted to the Senate for ratification
by the State Department. The Chi
nese embassy are much gratified at
the satisfactory conclusion reached"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

RICHARD Clinton, manager OF the
Tivoli theatcr, Portland, bought at
Spokane Falls lately, from J. 7. Nc
Carther, the lot on the corner OF Stcv-
ems and Main streets, 60xl42 feet, pay
ing 1900. Mr. Clinton will build on
the property brick opera house,
probably three stories high, with Il
stage 30 feet deep and Il dress circle.
The house will entirely cover the lot.
The purchaser will at once close his
business at Portland and remove to
Spokane.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

The New Northwest, of Deer Lodge
Montana, says: "The Northern Paci-
fic engineers do not expect to get the
switchback over the Cascade tunnel
finished before April. The forfeiture
measures, however, as relates to lands
on their main line seem all: to have
miscarried, and the decision of the
Supreme Court, recently published
concerning the grant, looks as though
the company would henceforth have
fair sailing. There is no merit in the
bills to forfeit the lands where thew
had constructed the roads, and the en-
tire line, except few miles contiguous
to the tunnel, is now built"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

SOME bright little girls Of an enquir-
ing mind seem to insist on being
heard instead of seen. 4 little Hepp-
ner girl said to her mother the other
day after Il fit of musing: Say,
mamma, who was papa before he mar
ried us, anyway" "Who was papa?
Why, he was the same man he is
now" "Ycs, but what was he to you?
Was he just a man that you mashed?"
THE largest farm in England has
been thrown upon its owners hands.
1t is i'll Lincolnshire, and consists OF
100 acres. The tenant paid f1 per
year. This year IA reduction OF 80 per
cent. was made to him, but finding,
although an experienced and energetic
farmer, that even at that reduction he
could not make two ends meet, he has
thrown up his farm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

The Non-swearing Knights" Is the
title OF a new organization which is
rapidly taking in the employees of The
railroads centering in Chicago, from
presidents to brakemen. Its object
is embraced in one sentence: "The
object OF this association is to abstain
from profanity" 1t is proposed to
make the association a national one.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-01-28

a Snow BLOCKADE WITHOUT Snow
The frequent phenomenon of a
snow blockade ON the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company's lines with
a very little snow is explained by Il
writer in Portland paper: Those
who made the trip through the ice on
the steamer Olympiam during the
blockade last January will easily I'M
dcrstand the phenomenon, he saws.
The weather then was mild, and there
were visible on the mountains on each
side of the river ten or twenty of these
little falls, where in summer not more
than one is seen. The writer we'll re-
members the worst part of the block
ade, seven miles below Warrendale.
1t was Il common remark among the
crowd upon the steamer that it seemed
rs if nature had made innumcrablc
shutes, reaching to the top of the
mountain, and then tried to see how
much snow she could send down them.
The railroad track was the bottom of
the shutcs. The snowfall in January,
1856, was not heavy, and in many
places the mountains were entirely
bare the day the steamer forced her
WAY up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

John u. h % cranky - ever.
The fhrnsD work & checked b. he
rain.
TIE best prospect Tor peaches 10 this
locality ever known.
Roach 3 Roach are busily engaged
nov saving lumber
John Z has rssurned from Ireland.
He y not very well af present.
The wife or ~. G. Donehoe VS. buried
at Mentor cemetery, April 81.
The cross-l:e trade r. rather dull nov.
LoG-rolIinga have besn In order for ;
Week or TO.
The llsh VS. noted II this locality for
thunder showers and weddings W.
don: know whether Hughyo got any
cake or not
Niss Lena HolEbog . spending few
davs q home, bot will soon return to
JeGersonviIle- Misc Ida Crook will &C.
company her.
The stock law u the dehatabIe Ques-
don Of Ill gafhe ings IN this neiRhbor-
hood. The majority are opposed to
keeping stock up, but would rather have
them r1n % large and destroy - much
crops = half Of them are worth.
Par o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

= = a dsluds poor sulIsrer into the belloe
eh.e eone = osshLus linimonf will cure rheu-
nssisn snd nsnnlgiH Honsssy = ~ b.
policy II the manufnclnro ofproprioeasya ~
iiclcsas u III cher mas1orS and he 1ncs ehas
IL propriesors q Athlophors have never
clnineifor d svsn Ill IL nsds would var
rane - NJ liltle - Do Win 10 wonderful
pounlarisy. ard The thousnnds 81 grateful
isIsimonials received By them show thas
eheir policy has been wise - yell - right.
Expericncs has amply demonstrated
dat mere ousuard applications are worth
- The disease ms IL ssat u The blood,
an1 any remedy % b successful mus deal
With The ob>lIuclive scid which poisooe
end innanes t.
AfhIophoros scas q the blood, muscles
and joinss directly. ID tak0 the poison
ous Of he blood and carries Il out Of he
evsssm: Il invieorafes the action Of The
nuscIes and limben the stiffness 81 tho
Joints. ID reaches the liver and kidneyss
cleansing them from irritating substanco1s
nnd. II followed up amer the rheumatic
condifions csass i vill rslsors thas organs
. regularity and health
Nh. G. A. Armseroag, No. l23 8 Second
g., Tsrrs Hsute, Ind, says: II used Ath.
lophoros foe nsuraIgis add Il cured NJ !
hsd ben troubled for about three ysars with
vhas seemed It times neuralgia then rheu-
natism. ID was difficult 70 say which Il va
Il would 20 from one aide Of my body toan-
ethsr. was never clear Of pain. Thesore-
- which l had in my back Va alwsys
shers. but g = nce there now dnce ! used
Ashlophoroa The very 6rst DOE took
gave ne rslisE Ihavsonly used tvo bost!sA
nv soreness = AL gone. and ! an feeling
much seruagsr. ! know Of several other
people that Il cured n the sane way
Every druegie should keep AthlophoFus
and Ashlephosu Pilh but vh~e they c.D
~ - bought e he dEuCgis he Athlo.
phorus O.. III Wall g., New York, viii
ssnd siGher (cani,gs Paid) O receipt q
regular prics. which = 500 pr bossis
Or AfhIophorus and Soc for Pills
~ liver and kiAney diBsmea dy1peQA y
0lG11einn. wonkncm- neFvo0 oeoluys g..
q women. cunGl1pnfim. headnche. mpUo
blDo1 -. Athloph0us Pub - unsQunas6 9
November lssh. isss SIN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Some Of the members Of the beasz
band have organized IN orchestra.
The frost last Monday has killed mosl
Of IL fruit. Every thing looked vilted
Tuesday morning.
loo Meloy hss put out his sign q last
He has been doing business here about
shrse years without siga-
Mrs Farver and Miss Adie Fsrvel
have been visiting friends and relations
in New Albany for some time.
Mrs Carrier b going 10 Springfield
away from herr about two weeks ago.
Nh. webb ID nov running the Post
|o0ce, and che Iicks stamps - wei nov
|as the most experienced
IT. Bundy's store u headquarters fsI
cheap goods. Call on him yourself and
convince Yourself o. the truth Of thi<
This b no -pUA.r but plain fact.
Everybody i busy here: but the stavs
factory j. ready 10 leave us, and = vii
leave several men without work. 4
great many nen ere going % Tie nsu
railroad-
An alarm Of iro W. sounded last Non
day. Mr.. FergusOn'e house took nre
but it Was seen u time and the fame
were 0uollo6 u : moment without d.
ling any ssrio0s damage.
John ChanIey, administrator 81 th'
lostaee % The late Sheriff Cox, has brough
| auis " Charles Cummins. for I've hun
Idred dollar. aid 10 have been offered b!
| NJ. Cummins Tor the arrest Of Alfre<
KsyIor. Mr.. Cummios says be does 20
owe it from the iacs that be offered -
reward only 10 csse that Kaylor was ~
rested and put in jasper Jail. In vies
| Of the fsct thaf KayIOr never was arrest
| Cd, but surrendered Of his own free viii
lie would seem that IL sny one ID entities
Ito TIE reward, is = Kaylor himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April lo.-General
Lucius Fairchild, nder-in-chief Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, With
HE adjutant general. = B. Gray, arrived
here this evening 70 attend the encsmp-
ment Of the Department Of Iowa. Gen
eral Fairchild hss to-day issued The fol-
lowing important order:
uxnosAs uaAsecAasnns- q. q III
uAsssos. w. April y. 1oB5.
t6sssrsi Order 10 III
Posts OF the Grsnd Army Of The Re-
publIc ere requested not % comply with
any request for their opinions = . posl
on any subject, unless such scti0s shall
have The approval o. National and D.
psrtment headquarters.
Further orders o. this subject will
soon b Issued. Locus FAsRCEILD,
Commaoder-iu-C Chief.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

A Inlhns child % NJ. Fslix Baehars
died lase Friday morning. The 6uneral
services took plaee q The Catholic church
Saturday. Rev. Father Mesker. o0eIa-
dag.
The board ~ coosty comnIssioosro.
lest Tuesday. awarded tho contract for
|rehuiIdIng she county jsil - The PsuIy
Jail D0ildIng Co0pany. Of 81. Lcais.
Mo-. q $500. Tire eonsrsct 20 b con-
|pleeod ~ Aug. I. 1os7.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Gvonsvills cs.riss. -.
Ilsa. Oscar Trippee. Senator from d.
bois and Perry. uas = he city yea1setlay.
having come down . hear Barrett.
Senator Tvlppes = one ~ me pyool-
nenl Dem0crala of the new regjmo u In
diana and has already taken kis place q
|one 81 The leaders ~ rho young Democ-
|raey u The State. e wss he good for
tune and The good fortune 81 he D.
mocracy. soo. Ia BE- : member q ~
Senate during me lase aessi0n, and he
|diguiU~sl bearing. sble coonse1 end cool
Judgment. made him Invaluable - one
~ the sru<iy and courageous >pirjls Upon
whom the responsibility ~ preservIas
the party honor and the rights % sbe
majority dsvnived.
senator Trippss h % - credited By
The People of Evansviile. also. with :
great arrvice rendered them. Il 80 b.
who secured the amendments . ehe
I-Moon Bill.' - that Evansville could ses-
lie her debts without Oppressive 6ordens
lof TAXATION. Daring The enforced ab-
sence from the Senate Of Our own oble
| Senator. Hon. WIN llshm. IT,. CHE
threatened 1ood IN the Ohie co0ptIl-
ling him 60 return homel Senstos
Tripprt w~s in,rusied with The amend
ments u The bill extending Tho dine for
twenty I've years. doing awsy With the
mandatory feature Of the sinking fGnd
provlsion, and msking coupons receiva-
| BILE for taxes. But for theso amend
menss. Evansville would probably have
made no progress Whatovor towards The
settlement OF her debt
! While al Democrats nay justly TAKE
pride in this able yoong leader from
Southern Indiana. The People of Ev-
ansville. without regard 20 party. aFs
Especially indebted 10 him Tor the great
service he he 90 cheerfnlly and % effect
lively rendered them IN aiding them p
settle, q least, part ~ the city debl,
without imposing upon themselves q.
Icessive taxation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Mis- PhGbe Chssley. Clay Co.. Iowa,
tells the following remarkable story, the
truth Of which b vonched fnr bv the res
idents Of The town: II an - years old
have been troubled with kidney COM
plant and Iameness for many years
could not dress myself without help
Nov On FREE from al pain and sore
ness, and an sble % DO al nv own
housework. owe my thanks 10 EIec-
tric Biaters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely al die.
ease ard pain Try : boetle, onIy Soc
e Nehringer Bros-' Drug Store. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Weather very 6ne. and farmers ere
busy in preparing e plans corn
The new stock law caused terrible e.
citemeut among The citi1ena but aro
cooling on gradually.
Our Supervisor. Mr. =. Ho6msn. called
out his hands 70 work last Tuesday.
The main object Wss . try the Daisy
road scraper. Il made good work.
n. Ben. Ueleis and Mr. =. SchneIl-
berger, stone cutters and masOns. went
10 Evansville TO build large brige they
have taken : contract for.
N. Al. oelfert last wednesday night
met with quite : serious los ~ The
burning Of bic barn. With al his hay,
corn, farming utensiIs and two calves
Il d not known how Il caught Dire.
Lent has passed, and marriage caDdi'
dates ore coming forward. They On
Mr.. Aug. Quartman and Miss n. Erie
and. Mr.. John Erie and Miss Josp. Auf
fart.
On last Sunday : large number Of chill
ldreu made their 6rss communion, but y
|it rained hard nearly I'll dsy TIE festival
were not % bright - they would hsvg
been IL nice weather. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22
ItglIu BOIHID HuMSUI
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent ~
IRELAND. IND.


The following Real Estate for sale:
4 farm q III serss- enc mile south q Ireland and
four miles we<t Of Jasper about acres IN euitivs-
Won rs ..ns A. =. . s.sa ", eo"d
Price - per acre; terms easy
hos scres miles o. ireland > acres cleared
balance IN good timber; poplar. white and black oak
veil lust little rolling; enough good timber On y %
Peg Tor n plenty q ~ssss' nus p NE nss ~
sssss ..s Is ss ~ 2, ss cent h.h
10 acres miles from veIpen. Pike county. miles
soutk from Ireland. 100 cleared balance ip
timber plenty % land rolling. - scres IN clo
YER eood frane house nth Or rooms good stable.
situated on good public road. school and church
oI7 per acre go down, balance On very easy terms
: eosd cheap farm.
non Jasper on good roads, 10 cleared. bal
ance in eood timber little yet land. good two
story frame house. log barn orchards plenty % 10
Ter. splendid harm and god nsshoorhood' - per
177S seres about 80 sores in cultivation too log
houses orchard plenty u good water land rolling
wess q ireland. - per acre. good cheap farn
terms very easy.
n scres 10 cleared and IN cultivation. - in GOOD
shise Ok timber good barn almost new, good house
Iss 80 . NO a. ps.S' s.'S e,s,.sd is1S Min !.
did srsis ana sioei farm very desirable
- seres about - serss cleared. GOD ftsne house
seei lssie isrn. * miles rom Dwell. and miles
vest q ireland. q per scse; terms easy.
~ ser>s On white river. miles north o. Dwell.
80 scres IL bottom. balance hill - acres In dead
sins. - n GOD poplar snd .hise OAK sinbss
snoneh timber than half pay for farm, good
fams house iced lots and plenty q living satsr
IA very rood farm. - per scres terms easy.
80 a<res - acres cleared balance m timber good
Isew ksne house, rood nee frame house. cost about
- god barn. COED young orchard plenty q
para % The land broken. balance rolling. goo SOIL
ssne ~ he farm little vorn. miles vest Of Jsspsr.
Loo puhlir rod splendid stock and grain farm Price
Io3o PER acre; hslfdoun end easy terms % balance
HOUSES AND LOTs. P0RTERsvILLE.
ROOD frame dwelling aDd Store house both almost
luew scre q land god fencing and plenty 81 fruit
srees ana smnlI fruss q a kinds; IN good part Of
Itoun Prize go; terms easy; very Desirable prop
lery.
Dwelling barn stors houss. and lets q forters-
IvIle eood orchard. house almost nsw two sto-
lres keh and - =. good counters and shelving IN
lsrf sverykng II rod shape snd q The best pIs
Ices Il eoutkern Indiana fos store. rich farming
Icsunfry IN around good church and school end Gocd
Ipeopl< Price ol6eos o5eo cash. ard balance In ~
snd twelve nsaths. go chance for some one y
nj eood bargain
April Is, 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

South Bend Times: People should
not b In hurry 10 condemn the inter
state commerce law. They should bear
- mind that the law Il IN experiment,
and that railroad corporations will do
Ill In their power 10 render the same I'M
popular and obnoxious. It will require
some time 70 get matters IN proper
shape. The people, for whose protection
and benefit the Law was enacted, should
therefore 80 slow In passing judgment
be6ore 10 provisions have been fairly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

UThe corps Of engineers on the Vim
cennes and New Albany B. r are sur
veyipg line this week from The mouth
Of Davis creek. on Patoka river, in Col
umbia township. across to Dillon creek,
and up that creeks bottoms to French
Lick. This line il about eleven miles
long, from where it leaves the first sur-
vey at Davis creek, and runs from mile
and : half to two miles south OF the
original survey. and IL made with the
view OF getting to the Lick south Of The
Lick hills, with an easy grade, and
avoiding the necessity Of tunnel, and
will Be probably mile longer than thu
first survey. The other corps 70 survey.
ing this week between Psoli aud Wesl
Baden.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

r Dnl0R1lfo be made Cut this out and return
mIImv II 10 ns and We win send you free.
Mm UvmRv >omething Of great value and inn
"v"I i portancc 10 you. that will start you
|UVUVuvSU Ii hu~n.~ which will bring you IN
more money right away than my.
hing else IN this world Any DO the work and
live Il hos eher all ages. Something now that
Just coins money ssr All workers We will start you;
capital ~. needed This u one Of the genuine. I'm
portsns chances ~ lifetime Those Who ambitious
and saserprlsing ulll not delay. Grand oatht free
Address TErE Co, Augusta Maine. Wy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

0IIf Jasper had 5000 inhs bitants, ev-
cry farm within ten miles OF u would
Be greatly benefited, - it would then
furnish home market for most of the
produce raised. and q . better price
than can be afforded when II must be
shipped some where else. Therefore,
farmers who are able should see ills 70
their interest to take stock II enterprises
which will add 20 the growth OF the
town. % their stock would not only pay
: direct dividend, but would also ma
tcrially add ~ The value Of their own
products. This would b particularly
true Of first-class WOODEN mill or cam
ming factory. though il will apply 70 any
Kind Of mandatory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22
WORKING CLASSES A!! |: l! !!

classes With employment q home. the whole Of The
time. for their spare moments. Business new light
and probable Persons o. either sex easily earn from
50 cents 70 $50 per evening, snd proportional sum
By devoting Ill their time 70 the business Boys and
girls earn nearly - much q men, That all who this
may send their address, and te>t the business make
this OFFER. TO such q not well satisfied " will
send dollar pay for the trouble Of writing Pull
Co.. Portland, Maine soy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

A. Drift has drifled down 70 Topeka,
the thought popped into ny mind that !
could poke uP my sneaking hen-pocked
head, and like he rfse 70 diottncetoo.
We cilizens we're sorry % Ice Dri6t, -
be was : man Of much nerve and ambi
ton.
Farmers are beginning 70 SOW: the
grass h beginning 10 grow The wheat
looks fne and green - any one ever
seen.
The buds are beginning to sweIl, and
the young men are beginning q tell H.
well. they are beginning . tell The girls
il IL Spring.
Last Sunday " bad the welcome rain.
will Cave be- gone.wsst.
A. W have taken up just Whers DSifl
LETT off, W will say that none Of the H.
dies are on The sick list, and The r. II.
Is al right end up-with care.
The next entertainment q this place
will b IN day time; it will Be called {
Laughing social Ike Anderson mas-
sgsr.
Dr.. McCewn Gin return The Iast d
this week, and bic sister = expectsd viii
hisn.
Mrs. PAR and Miss Kitiis Green wen
10 Petersburg saturday.
Mrs. MonroeRspent Wed nssday viii
Mrs.. Etta Greene.
Some OF ws gsstIenen have ben 4
zee our best girls.
when Gene comes to town nov b
comes smiling, - be knows bic Kittie \
lat home. SWIFT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Looking over our Republican ex-
changes W are amused 70 zee how our
friends ere worried q the specter Of
Green Smith. We infer every Kepubli-
can politician In the State nightly syringe
from Bile troubled couch, and arms e.
tended, fingers expanded, hair erect,
eyes pr0truding and mouth distorted.
exclaims, avaunt G-u S-hl Avaunt I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

6aExBYvILLs, April I9.-Gas d snail
quantities We struck here IN we'll No. :
q IL o'clock last night, q : depth Of dc
feos, and atty zone feet ID white Trenton
rock, the drill just reaching : secoad end
teu.loOt strata Of the dark o. goe-boaring
Tronlon rock. The drill We sunk leW
feet further ard work suspended, cd
the we'll will - shos - eoo1 - ~ sor-
vices or a export cea b secured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

I1"Honest John Davis Il the familiar
utlo ~ which The Democratic Governor
q Rhode Istsnd y known by his neigh
bore q Pro whence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

MARTA Schneider. sgsd luz, died Mon
day q Fort Wsyns- He fought nndes
lhe First Napoleos q 10 beslIs q Va
ssrloo. and We T. good health unsil
within the lest leW doys. Onco > week
he had been 10 The habit o. walking two
miles % get shaved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

Pro-. John X. Collect, formerly State
Geol0giss, In : lecture On Natural Gas
delivered a Wabash College, Crawfords-
willie. on the 18th. says that the Trenton
stoue underlies New Albany, that e is
Immediately below the Lower Silurtan
aud 10 probably eight hundred % :
thousand iset lower In New Albany than
q CrawfoTdsville, where lie depth is
placed 1t between LOGO and 100 feet.
lie says the finding u natural GO q
Greensburg. where ge0logists have con-
tended Il could not be found, strengthens
the belief in HE mind Of the existence Of
xas in the Trenton 1t and 10 the neigh
borhood Of New Albany. Natural gas
has been discovered Il Lagrange, KY,
which Il In the same geological zone -
New Albany, and this goes further %
strengthen the belief that the gas will
b. siruck here. It may be said that
every citizen Of New Albany whose good
will il OF any value earnestly wishes nr.
DePauw will succeed In striking gush-
rr In the well he 10 now drilling q the
Plate Glass Works. IN. A. Ledger.